Winners of The Largest Powerball In History Have A Sketchy Past; Including Criminal History!

    A closer look at the family who recently won the largest Powerball drawing so far reveals that some things just aren’t as they seem.      A Straight – Laced All-American Family?   DESPITE presenting them­selves as a straight-laced, all-American family, the Mis­souri clan who won half of the country’s largest-ever Powerball jackpot […]

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Famous Dad Joe Jackson Was Almost Arrested in Las Vegas When He Flipped Out on A Tourist Who Wanted a Photo

  Famous Father, Joe Jackson, was non-to-pleased when a tourist with a camera tried to snap a candid picture.    A Fan Denied You would think Joe Jackson would be flattered when anyone wanted to take a picture of him … but he flipped out when a Vegas tourist tried photographing him, and it almost landed the famous dad […]

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Dangling Dummies Stun Las Vegas Commuters

  It’s not clear who was behind the stunt that had Mannequins dangled from two billboards during the morning commute times. The billboards read “Dying for Work” and were later deemed vandalism by local law enforcement officials.    Mannequins hanging from nooses on two Las Vegas billboards Wednesday were part of an apparent publicity stunt that […]

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All Bets Are Off: Russia and Ukraine Ban Gambling

The neon lights are no longer flashing; the roulette wheels have spun their last turn. Casinos across Russia closed their doors Wednesday as a sweeping ban on gambling went into effect, less than a week after a similar ban hit neighboring Ukraine. Lawmakers in both countries say the actions were necessary to bring under control spiraling addiction and a notoriously shady business.

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Owners drop Freedom Tower name for new WTC skyscraper

The agency that owns the space where the World Trade Center towers stood is freeing itself of the term "freedom" to describe the signature skyscraper replacing the buildings destroyed on September 11, 2001. The change from Freedom Tower was revealed Thursday at a news conference where the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced the signing of the first commercial lease in the building to a Chinese company

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Yellin: Geithner faces a tough room

Slouching alone at the head table before a room of business reporters, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner looked like an overgrown prep school student facing the expulsion board after violating the honors code. It wasn’t what he said, but his demeanor as he said it. Cautious, gazing out, he seemed to be shrinking from the room

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